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139 The left side of the dialog is used for preselection of environment variables which are displayed in the multiple selection list. In the upper left box you can check off whether all those environment variables should be displayed, to which at least one network node of the database has read or write access. In the two lower boxes you check off whether all those environment variables should be displayed, to which at least one of the selected network nodes from the network node list has read or write access. (Read and write authorizations for environment variables must be assigned in the database.) The check boxes which you check are logically OR'd with one another. Therefore, it is not possible for example to simultaneously check off the upper and third check boxes, since both relate to read access of environment variables. 4.9.4 Examples of Preselection of Environment Variables If you are working with databases for which read and write access to environment variables was not defined fully or not defined at all, please observe the following: In order to be able to select environment variables from such "incomplete" databases, all environment variables for which neither read nor write access was defined are treated as though all network nodes can access them. • To display all environment variables from the database in the environment variable list, check off All with read access and All with write access. • To display all environment variables in the environment variables list to which the network node NK1 has read and write access, first select the network node NK1 at the lower left in the network node list and then mark the check boxes With read access and With write access in the lower left area. • To display all environment variables to which the network nodes NK1 and NK2 have write access, first select both network nodes in the network nodes list and then mark the check box With write access in the lower left area. Make sure that none of the other check boxes are marked. 4.10 Break If certain branches of the data flow in the measurement setup should not be run through, then a hotspot can be converted to a breakpoint. This is advisable, e.g. in online mode, if all functions (above all in the Trace window) cannot be serviced any longer without loss of data due to a high data rate. When a break is created the configuration after the break is fully preserved, so that the old state can be reinstated after the break is deleted. Therefore, the break provides a very quick means for temporarily disconnecting certain data paths and thereby saving computer time. At the start of a measurement the currently valid data flow plan is converted to an internal tree structure. In this conversion process breaks which are encountered in a path are propagated forward to the next branching point. Therefore, it is irrelevant to processor loading whether a break is placed at the front or back of a path. The same path is always masked out. © Vector Informatik GmbH CANoe/DENoe Manual Version 4.1.1
140 5 The Panel Editor The Panel Editor is used to create graphic panels. With these panels the user can change the values of discrete and continuous environment variables interactively during the simulation. Start the Panel Editor with the button on the CANoe toolbar, with a double click with the left mouse button on an opened panel or - after selecting one or more panels - with the [Edit] button of the panel configuration dialog. This will ensure that the databases of your CANoe configuration will be associated automatically. As an alternative, together with the program call on the command line you can enter a CAN database that contains the names and types of the necessary environment variables. For example, the call vpanel /d example.dbc starts the Panel Editor with the database EXAMPLE.DBC. You can create a new panel with the menu item File│New. File|Open opens an existing panel. If the database does not contain the environment variable names associated with the panel's indicator and control elements, you will receive an error message. In this case you should first associate the correct database or start the Panel Editor directly from CANoe. File│Save saves changes made in the editor to the active panel file, while selecting the menu command File│Save as saves the active panel to a new file. 5.1 Introduction At the start of the Panel Editor from CANoe, the environment variable lists of the databases configured there are automatically associated. © Vector Informatik GmbH CANoe/DENoe Manual Version 4.1.1
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